Audiophile Grade Wall Receptacle

@dznutz - I haven't used Furutech, nor for that matter any other "boutqiue" outlet; I use industrial grade outlets , so I am asking this for information purposes -

What is the basis for your statement Furutech outlets are the only ones that will not damage connectors?

What other "boutique" outlets have you tried that caused damage, why, and what type of damage?

Thanks

Can anyone actually tell me they heard an improvement with audio receptacles?

Clamping strength and the metals and plating used are probably the two biggest factors in how an ac receptacle might possibly affect sound.  I am a proponent of copper, especially since all the wiring in front of the receptacle and probably the power cord after are copper.  Beryllium copper is a copper alloy, of which there several.   Copper alloys can improve on certain properties of raw copper, such as strength, hardness, and machining properties.  However, copper alloys are less conductive than raw copper and beryllium copper is only about 45 percent as conductive as copper (i.e., 45% of IACS).  Tellurium copper is probably the most conductive copper alloy at about 93 percent of IACS.  Beryllium copper is commonly used in spring contacts, hence ac receptacles.  Furutech uses a special nonmagnetic Stainless Steel Conductor Spring System that allows them to use pure copper conductors.

Hi,

Check out Cullen Cable, he sells Seymour&Pass hospital grade wall recepticles

Furutech gtx-D (G) x 2, and 1 gtx-D (R). luv em. got them for a good price, but not the good deal kgturner got with the plates and frames. wonder if that deal still exists...?